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huevosrancheros
Joined: 21 Apr 2006
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 Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 3:04 pm Post subject: Celta vs. Tefl |
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Hi, I've recently joined the eslcafe site. I'm planning on moving to CR by mid/late summer. I'd like to get your views on the schools that offer either of the above courses. I was planning on taking the TEFL course in New York this month. However, I've spoken to a few people who have taken them in San Jose and/or Manuel Antonio. Has anyone taken the course in CR? Would you recommend going about it the same way? Is one considered more advanced than the other in this region?
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Brian  |
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wisdomlover
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| I strongly suggest the celta or sit course in costa rica. Do your research and beware of anything less than the quality those courses offer. |
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stillnosheep
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Location: eslcafe
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| Tefl is a generic term. Some courses offer quality training; some not so. The advantages of Celta and Trinity Tesol include independent invigilation and internationally recognition. A 4 week course including at least 6 hrs of observed lesson practice is the minimum that you should aim for, if you can afford it. |
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